<p>New Delhi: Of the three civil service aspirants who <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/delhi/delhi-coaching-centre-tragedy-families-angry-over-not-being-allowed-to-see-bodies-of-victims-3125753">drowned</a> in the flooded basement of a coaching centre, one each was a student of the Jawaharlal Nehru University and Delhi University. The third was a son of a retired police officer in Kerala.</p><p>Three students died Saturday evening after the basement of the Rau's IAS Study Circle building in central Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar area was flooded following a heavy rain.</p>.<p>Tanya Soni, 21, who had come from Telangana, was a native of Bihar's Aurangabad and a student of Delhi University, a friend, who did not wish to be named, said.</p><p>She had been staying at a women's hostel of DU's Maharaja Agrasen College and had taken admission in the coaching institute one and a half months ago, her friend said.</p><p>According to the friend, Tanya's her father works in a mining company in Telangana. She had two younger siblings, a brother and a sister.</p><p>On Sunday, her parents took her body to Aurangabad for the last rites after a post mortem at RML hospital, he said.</p>.Delhi coaching centre tragedy: For IAS aspirant Shreya Yadav's family, a 'dream' also dies with her death.<p>Nevin Dalwin, 29, from Ernakulam in Kerala, was pursuing PhD in Arts and Aesthetics from JNU.</p><p>He had joined the coaching institute eight months ago but had been staying in a rented accommodation near the university in Vasant Kunj area.</p><p>According to police, his parents in Kerala have been informed about the tragedy.</p><p>Nevin's father had retired as a Deputy Superintendent of Police in Kerala and his mother is a professor. Nevin had a sister too.</p><p>His friend called him a hardworking student. He had come to Delhi after completing his MA in 2017.</p><p>According to police, Nevin was not a full time student of the centre and would often come to library for books.</p><p>His body will be handed over to them after the post mortem on Monday, a police officer said.</p>.<p>The third student, Shreya Yadav, was a native of Uttar Pradesh's Ambedkar Nagar.</p><p>She earlier used to stay at a PG Hostel in west Delhi's Shadipur area and had taken admission to the coaching institute two months ago.</p><p>Shreya had done her BSc in agriculture from a college in UP.</p><p>Dharmender Yadav, an uncle of hers, said Shreya had moved to Delhi in April and joined the coaching institute in May.</p><p>Her father runs a dairy shop in UP and her two younger brothers are in school, Yadav, who lives in Ghaziabad, said.</p><p>Yadav was the one who came to the RML Hospital and took her body back home after autopsy.</p>
<p>New Delhi: Of the three civil service aspirants who <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/delhi/delhi-coaching-centre-tragedy-families-angry-over-not-being-allowed-to-see-bodies-of-victims-3125753">drowned</a> in the flooded basement of a coaching centre, one each was a student of the Jawaharlal Nehru University and Delhi University. The third was a son of a retired police officer in Kerala.</p><p>Three students died Saturday evening after the basement of the Rau's IAS Study Circle building in central Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar area was flooded following a heavy rain.</p>.<p>Tanya Soni, 21, who had come from Telangana, was a native of Bihar's Aurangabad and a student of Delhi University, a friend, who did not wish to be named, said.</p><p>She had been staying at a women's hostel of DU's Maharaja Agrasen College and had taken admission in the coaching institute one and a half months ago, her friend said.</p><p>According to the friend, Tanya's her father works in a mining company in Telangana. She had two younger siblings, a brother and a sister.</p><p>On Sunday, her parents took her body to Aurangabad for the last rites after a post mortem at RML hospital, he said.</p>.Delhi coaching centre tragedy: For IAS aspirant Shreya Yadav's family, a 'dream' also dies with her death.<p>Nevin Dalwin, 29, from Ernakulam in Kerala, was pursuing PhD in Arts and Aesthetics from JNU.</p><p>He had joined the coaching institute eight months ago but had been staying in a rented accommodation near the university in Vasant Kunj area.</p><p>According to police, his parents in Kerala have been informed about the tragedy.</p><p>Nevin's father had retired as a Deputy Superintendent of Police in Kerala and his mother is a professor. Nevin had a sister too.</p><p>His friend called him a hardworking student. He had come to Delhi after completing his MA in 2017.</p><p>According to police, Nevin was not a full time student of the centre and would often come to library for books.</p><p>His body will be handed over to them after the post mortem on Monday, a police officer said.</p>.<p>The third student, Shreya Yadav, was a native of Uttar Pradesh's Ambedkar Nagar.</p><p>She earlier used to stay at a PG Hostel in west Delhi's Shadipur area and had taken admission to the coaching institute two months ago.</p><p>Shreya had done her BSc in agriculture from a college in UP.</p><p>Dharmender Yadav, an uncle of hers, said Shreya had moved to Delhi in April and joined the coaching institute in May.</p><p>Her father runs a dairy shop in UP and her two younger brothers are in school, Yadav, who lives in Ghaziabad, said.</p><p>Yadav was the one who came to the RML Hospital and took her body back home after autopsy.</p>